Monday, April 30, 2012

• Today's Top Stories

Top Stories from the past week

April 28

• Chamber celebrates a familiar face in a new place

  • Album 1   |   Album 2   |   Album 3

• Mount Pulaski Spring Street closed week of April 30

• Garman to keynote Law Day luncheon in Lincoln

• Crime Stopper report: park district theft over Easter weekend

• New Holland Cruise-In schedule announced

• Illinois backlog of bills tops $5.5 billion

• Illinois honors Union Pacific Railroad on Its 150th anniversary

• Railroad industry selects winners of environmental stewardship awards

• This day in history

April 27

• 1st Lincoln citywide cleanup to be this Saturday

• Christian Woman's Conference draws many

• Lincoln College to host alumni reunion this weekend

• Lincoln College to recognize award recipients and 1962 men's basketball team on alumni weekend

• Warm spring means more tick activity

• Free hearing screenings at Memorial Hearing Center

• U of I research facility provides training in erosion control and stormwater management

• 100th anniversary Girl Scout exhibit & program May 5 at Vachel Lindsay Home

• This day in history

April 26

• Chamber celebrates office professionals in Logan County

  • Album 1   |   Album 2

• Logan County's final multiplier announced

• March firehouse news

• Casper, Clampet, Huff and Oberreiter place in high school welding competition

• San Jose United Methodist Women to host annual breakfast May 2

• Be a part of the 'Redbird Road Trip' -- 'Birds to be in Lincoln May 7

• Illinois FSA assures consumers that existing safeguards protect the food supply and the safety of consuming beef products

• Social Security column: Faster disability approval for people with ALS

• This day in history

April 25

• Chamber and many partners host 2nd annual Workforce Readiness Expo

• Logan County shares plans for spring and summer road and bridge projects:

• Culvert replacement on County Highway 1 south of Mount Pulaski

• Pavement reconstruction on County Highway 1 south of Mount Pulaski

• Bridge replacement on 2250th Street in Eminence Township

• County Highway 25 surfacing north of Atlanta

• Lincoln College to host St. Louis Rivermen jazz concert

• Frontier Communications names general manager in east-central Illinois

• SCOPE literary exhibit at Vachel Lindsay Home April 28-May 11

• 24th anniversary vigil May 5-6 at Vietnam Veterans Memorial

April 24

• Tourism celebrates the silver

• Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4  |  Album 5

• If you owe the city money, don't expect any favors

• Integrity Data awards $10,000 in Community Giving Program grants

• LCU recognizes Gary Hall for distinguished service

• Washington-Monroe School to participate in 'Earth Day in the Parks'

• Social Security column: All about disability

• State encourages communities to apply for 30th annual Governor's Hometown Awards

• This day in history

April 23

• Lincoln Elementary School District 27 recognizes its most distinguished graduates

  • Langston Hughes
    Class of 1916
    Poet, playwright, novelist

  • Armin Meyer
    Class of 1927
    U.S. ambassador and diplomat

  • Robert J. Woods
    Class of 1934
    Attorney, philanthropist

  • William E. Gossett
    Class of 1937
    Business and civic leader

  • John Guzzardo
    Class of 1961
    Business and civic leader

  • Lynn L. Carpenter
    Class of 1987
    Faculty member at the University of Michigan

  • A night to remember
    District 27 honors its distinguished graduates -- Album 1

  • A night to remember
    District 27 honors its distinguished graduates -- Album 2

• Christian Child Care prepares for Week of the Young Child

  • Christian Child Care prepares for Week of the Young Child -- album

• New sign at Ray White Park pays tribute to a friend of the community

  • New sign at Ray White Park pays tribute to a friend of the community -- album

• Logan County Master Gardeners plant sale

• Make appointments now to meet immunization requirements for next school year

• National Severe Weather Preparedness Week

• This day in history

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